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Tetsuya Mariko’s new film Dear Stranger stars Hidetoshi Nishijima and Gwei Lun-Mei. Find out about this powerful New York drama
HBO's premiere of "The Sympathizer," an adaptation of Nguyen's novel, features espionage and refugee life, with notable actors, airing April
K-pop superstar Lisa is the subject of a new documentary from Sony Music Vision and director Sue Kim, offering a
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With 65 dead and hundreds missing after a catastrophic Hong Kong apartment fire, the 2025 MAMA Awards moves forward despite
SEVENTEEN make history as the first-ever K-pop group to perform on NPR’s Tiny Desk, delivering a stripped-back set filled with
KPop Demon Hunters lands on the Oscars longlist but is ruled ineligible for the BAFTAs despite Netflix’s appeal over its
Arden Cho opens up about self-image, identity and leading Netflix’s hit KPop Demon Hunters, inspiring pride in Korean and Asian-American
‘KPop Demon Hunters’ ruled ineligible for BAFTAs despite global success, but remains an Oscar frontrunner and cultural phenomenon
HyunA collapses onstage amid extreme pressure and rapid 10kg weight loss, alarming fans as her health struggles resurface
Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters teams with Mattel for $150 Rumi, Mira & Zoey fashion dolls—pre-orders open Nov 12 on Mattel
Netflix and Sony confirm a KPop Demon Hunters sequel set for 2029 — but fans will have to wait
RM becomes first K-pop artist to speak at APEC Summit, comparing culture to a “river flowing freely” and K-pop to
BTS’s Jungkook continues to make history with his debut single, 'Seven,' two years after its release
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Johnny Depp meets Minamata survivor Shinobu Sakamoto in Tokyo, marking an emotional moment that reconnects the actor with the real
Actress Sonoya Mizuno makes her directorial debut with Stages, an A24 and Film4-backed project inspired by her ballet roots and
Netflix reaffirms its dedication to Southeast Asian storytelling with new investments and partnerships, empowering local creators to reach global audiences.
BD Wong apologises after posting a “racist comment” on social media, addressing backlash and acknowledging the harm caused
Singapore invests S$200M to nurture film and TV talent through IMDA’s Talent Accelerator Programme, offering mentorships, co-production support, and global
From Skate Videos to Studio Films: Bing Liu's Personal Path to Fiction
Korean filmmakers are turning to micro-budget production and AI technology as rising costs and weak box office returns strain the